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oh, and welcome to the show!

Also, check for the amount of blade exposure on the blade holder. Sounds like you might have the blade sticking out too far. The blade should be barely above the cap. check your documentation for actual depth setting.

whoops, you beat me

welcome to the show! i crashed MY dodge nitro. and i LIKED that thing, too. got into a tangle with a ford expedition nearly head on at 40MPH. Totalled out, but took the impact surprisingly well. Feel safe in your trusty Nitro !!!

http://www.adtechia.com/vehicle_wraps.cfm nice wraps you did , there, adtechia. i like your work.

Bingo! I always wanted to yell out "bingo". no bingo playing for me though.not old enough.

Go for it ! Have fun ! May as well...

I've been to Bermuda and a few Carribbean islands and observed/thought the same thing

And how much did you get for the van? is your pricing appropriately proportioned van to box truck? you already did his van, and i assume he's very happy with the fine job you did, so you have a little leverage to get you the best rate

this has nothing to do with cleaning/flushing, but for a general FYI - I called to talk with the guys out at GraphicsOne , and i got to a tech before a salesman. He said they dont have all that many sepiax printers out there right now, but what they do have is running very well. I got the...

try this using this- http://www.whatfontis.com/ it comes up with several

welcome to the show! If you post your questions in the corresponding forum, someone experienced with the same equipment may be able to help you!

think it out, research it, whatever, but what ever number you end up with, add a "pain in the a**" surcharge.

ha, that's why i came back to THIS business! was tired of working like a dog, goin the 13 hours a day and not feelin' the love. Needed more creative outlet. I guess to some degree it's relative. Like Jill said, maybe put on a new spin ???

My thanks go out as well ! Often think i should have went in the military straight out of high school.

i'll take a look at it, send me something to look at. auto-fx@juno.com -chris

have big eraser, used once. sits on shelf now. 3m wheel easiest to use, less $ if you already have pnuematic die grinder. 3m style needs high speed so electric drills not always fast enough. anyway you look at it though , it's a lousy job. i prefer to do it chemically if i can find the right...

GOD BLESS AMERICA :wavingflag:

3M control tac adhesive, god i frickin' hate it

nice work, keep it up. drug laws, huh....what the heck, if you're on a roll !